AFL
Which AFL football team/s have won the most premierships?
Essendon (16) & Carlton (16)
How often does the World Cup happen?
Every 4 Years
What are Australia's flag colours?
Blue, white & Red.
1. What is the capital city of Italy?
Rome
How many countries are in the UK?
4: Scotland, Northern Ireland, England & Wales
True or False. The pre season in 2004 had 9 pointers for goals outside 50's and 3 pointers for rushed behinds.
True
Which team has won the most world cups?
Brazil (5)
What symbol does the United Kingdom, Australia & New Zealand all have in common?
The Union Jack symbol
2. What is the capital city of Spain?
Madrid
The Irish flag is often confused with which other country?
Mexico
Côte d'Ivoire / Ivory Coast
Senegal
Côte d'Ivoire / Ivory Coast
What Year did the then VFL turn to AFL?
1990
How many world cup winners are there?
Eight have won.
Brazil (5)
Italy and Germany (4)
France Uruguay and Argentina (2)
England and Spain (1)
Ireland colours from left to right
A tricolour, with three equal vertical bands of green, white and orange.
3. What is the capital city of Germany?
Berlin
6. Which of these countries has the most colors on their flag?
France
Scotland
South Korea
South Korea (4)
What sport was played in the international rules series between Australia (Then current AFL players) and Ireland?
Gaelic football
How many world cups have Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi played in total each?
5 World Cups
2022, 2018, 2014, 2010 & 2006.
1. What is the oldest flag in the world?
Denmark
England
Germany
Denmark
4. Known as the world’s windiest city, what is the capital of New Zealand?
Wellington
What is the rarest color on national flags?
Purple
Orange
Gold
Purple
Which two teams merged to become the Brisbane Lions?
Brisbane Bears & Fitzroy Lions
Nationality of the World Cup top goal score of all time?
Germany: Miroslav Klose - 16 Goals in 24 Matches.
2. What is the most common color on world flags?
Blue
White
Red
Red
5. Name the capital of Brazil.
Brasilia
What countries are apart of Great Britain?
England, Scotland, and Wales.